During regular trading hours, there were many stocks that continued to break up to the upside. These stocks are usually going up with news.If you are looking to day trade today, you might want to check out the following stocks. I usually throw these on my watch list and monitor with resistance & support levels. Below are a list of stocks that I am watching for July 2, 2012. Also check out my Top 2011 Stock Gainers, Stocks to Buy 2012.You can also check previous stocks to buy reports- Right Here
Top Stocks Performance of the day:These are stocks that continued to break up to the upside or down side. These stocks are usually going up or down with news or technical.If you are looking to day trade, you might want to check out the following stocks.
Top Gainers: BOOT, INFY, ASUR, SUPN, SHP, TOPS, DSTI
New High: BOOT, XOMA, ALEX, JMBA
Overbought: AEPI, BOOT
Unusual Volume: PBW, TILT, INFA
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Insider Buying: UFCS
Biggest Gainers 7/6/12
Composite Biggest Gainers
Ticker Company Change
SUPN Supernus Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 24.74%
ALEX Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. 8.41%
DMND Diamond Foods, Inc. 6.51%
XRTX Xyratex Ltd. 5.97%
RRD R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company 5.85%
CECO Career Education Corp. 5.53%
RIMM Research In Motion Limited 5.33%
GLNG Golar LNG Ltd. 4.53%
GMCR Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. 4.12%
RJET Republic Airways Holdings Inc. 3.57%
DAL Delta Air Lines Inc. 3.48%
THLD Threshold Pharmaceuticals Inc. 3.09%
LCC US Airways Group, Inc. 2.97%
SPPI Spectrum Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 2.92%
UAL United Continental Holdings, Inc. 2.67%
CEL Cellcom Israel Ltd. 2.36%
WPX WPX Energy, Inc. 2.36%
SNTA Synta Pharmaceuticals Corp. 2.35%
OCZ OCZ Technology Group, Inc. 2.27%
SBH Sally Beauty Holdings Inc. 2.19%
TPX Tempur Pedic International Inc. 2.15%
CNSL Consolidated Communications Holdings Inc. 2.09%
KCG Knight Capital Group, Inc. 2.07%
CHK Chesapeake Energy Corporation 2.04%
FDO Family Dollar Stores Inc. 1.98%
PNRA Panera Bread Co. 1.79%
WOOF VCA Antech Inc. 1.78%
MMR McMoRan Exploration Co. 1.72%
APOL Apollo Group Inc. 1.64%
SLM SLM Corporation 1.62%
OMPI Obagi Medical Products, Inc. 1.61%
TGT Target Corp. 1.61%
CTCM CTC Media, Inc 1.60%
Composite Biggest Losers
Ticker Company Chang
INFA Informatica Corporation -27.62%
SCMP Sucampo Pharmaceuticals, Inc. -24.75%
NAV Navistar International Corporation -15.18%
APKT Acme Packet, Inc. -14.46%
QLIK Qlik Technologies, Inc. -11.61%
TDC Teradata Corporation -10.48%
WLT Walter Energy, Inc. -9.94%
FTNT Fortinet Inc. -9.66%
PLCM Polycom, Inc. -8.86%
PMTC Parametric Technology Corporation -8.08%
CTXS Citrix Systems, Inc. -7.56%
RVBD Riverbed Technology, Inc. -7.37%
CVLT CommVault Systems, Inc. -7.13%
VMW VMware, Inc. -6.92%
FFIV F5 Networks, Inc. -6.85%
ADSK Autodesk, Inc. -6.75%
IAG IAMGOLD Corp. -6.68%
YNDX Yandex N.V. -6.67%
RHT Red Hat, Inc. -6.58%
ANR Alpha Natural Resources, Inc. -6.47%
ANSS Ansys, Inc. -6.44%
BKS Barnes & Noble, Inc. -6.36%
TIBX TIBCO Software Inc. -6.32%
OTEX Open Text Corp. -6.32%
CAVM Cavium, Inc. -6.08%
CHKP Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. -5.93%
SWI SolarWinds, Inc. -5.90%
CROX Crocs, Inc. -5.72%
XNPT Xenoport, Inc. -5.67%
MTOR Meritor, Inc. -5.65%
KLAC KLA-Tencor Corporation -5.61%
MTL Mechel OAO -5.61%
GSM Globe Specialty Metals, Inc. -5.57%
TRN Trinity Industries Inc. -5.56%
SP 500
Long term signals : Bullish
Short term signals : Bearish
Stop @ 1266
QQQ (Nasdaq 100) : Bearish, stop @ 50
INDU: Bullish, stop @10000
COMPQ:Bearish, stop @ 2300
Top trend : Techs
Value : Financial
Euro Dollar : Bullish
US Dollar index : Bearish
Gold : Bearish, stop @ 1500
10 Y US Yield : Bullish, above 2.8 stop
30 Y US Bond : Short, stop @ 132
World Market
Germany's DAX: Bullish, stop @ 5300
France's CAC: Bullish, stop @ 2900
Shanghai : Bearish
Japan Nikkei : Bearish
Although stocks closed lower by 0.9% today, they finished the week less only about 0.6% below last Friday's close. After trading substantially lower on the disappointing employment data this morning, and drifting lower throughout the day, stocks managed so show some improvement in the final hour.
The biggest factor in today's trade was the disappointing employment data. June nonfarm payrolls came in at 80K vs. the 100K Briefing.com consensus. The unemployment rate was reported at 8.2% vs. the 8.2% Briefing.com consensus. Futures saw an immediate downside reaction to the weaker than expected data, and recovery attempts since then have been limited.
In U.S. corporate news, Seagate Technology (STX 24.95, -0.12) finished lower by 0.5% after it issued disappointing guidance for its fiscal fourth quarter. Peer Western Digital (WDC 31.02, +0.34) closed higher by more than 1% after a late-day rebound... Informatica (INFA 31.39, -11.98) is down by 28% after it issued downside second quarter guidance, citing a changing macroeconomic environment in Europe... In other news, Deutsche Bank (DB 33.65, -1.79) finished lower by 5% following reports that a German financial regulator is looking into the company with regard to Libor.
Technology was the worst performing sector, down 1.5% vs. the broad market decline of 0.9%, with the Informatica and Seagate warnings weighing. Materials, Industrials and Energy also underperformed. Defensive sectors such as Utilities and Staples outperformed, with losses of 0.1-0.2% on the day.
Overnight, Chinese stocks rose 1% on the central bank easing there. However, outside of China, other Asian markets had a lackluster response. There was weakness in Japanese stocks, with the Nikkei falling 0.7%, while Hong Kong saw a flat close in its equity market. Comments from Japan's Finance Minister, who suggested the government could run out of money as soon as October if a bond bill is not passed, may have also weighed on Japanese stocks.
European markets moved lower on the U.S. jobs data too, finishing with sizable losses. Germany's DAX closed down 1.9% while the UK's FTSE is flat. Spanish bond yields rose back toward the 7.0% level. Spain's 10-year yield is +24 basis points to 6.93% this morning, while Spain's IBEX is the worst performing European index today, down 1.5% vs. a 0.3% decline in the STOXX 600.
Looking back at the rest of the week, we'd note that it started with the return of ‘Merger Monday' with 4 major deals announced. Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY 36.00, +0.05) announced it would acquire Amylin (AMLN 30.07, +2.50) for $31.00/share in cash, representing an aggregate purchase price of ~$5.3 bln and 10% premium to Friday's closing price for AMLN. Dell (DELL 12.56, -0.07) announced it would acquire Quest Software (QSFT 27.86, -0.02) for $28.00/share confirming months of speculation, representing a slight premium to Friday's closing price. Ingram Micro (IM 17.01, -0.14) announced it will acquire Brightpoint Inc. (CELL 8.89, +3.48) for $9.00/share representing a 66% premium to Friday's closing price for CELL. Finally, Germany's Linde Group will acquire Lincare Holdings (LNCR 41.36, +7.34) for $41.50/share in cash, which was a 22% premium to Friday's close. The S&P inched out at 0.3% gain on Monday.
Tuesday there was an early close in the markets due to the Independence Day holiday on Wednesday. The S&P managed to rise 0.6% following better than expected report on factory orders in the US. The energy sector was the biggest outperformer, gaining 2.4% alongside strength in crude oil, which surged 4.6% following more reports stating that delivery of mlns of barrels of crude oil from Iran to China may be at risk following freight dispute.
On Thursday, the S&P fell 0.5% despite three major central banks taking action to help economic growth. China cut interest rates for the second time in a month as its benchmark rate dropped 25 bps to 3.0%. The ECB cut its benchmark rate by 25 bps to 0.75%, but fell short of announcing any further LTRO programs. The BoE increased it's asset purchase program by GBP 50 bln in a move that had been telegraphed by members for the past two weeks. Finally, Retailers reported June Same Store Sales. Overall June results came in below expectations with fourteen retailers missing estimates—the most since May of last year (six companies beat).
Next week, the focus shifts to earnings season, with Alcoa (AA 8.66, -0.25) reporting results Monday afternoon. Alcoa is down 3% this morning, after Nomura cut its Q2 earnings estimates ahead of Monday's report, citing a weaker aluminum market.DJ30 -124.20 NASDAQ -38.79 SP500 -12.90 NASDAQ Adv/Vol/Dec 709/1.4 bln/1767 NYSE Adv/Vol/Dec 987/596 mln/2033
Support for the SPX remains at 1350 and then 1330 with resistance at 1374 and then 1400.So we should trade small lot.Take a look all 1/5/15/60m chart if we want to trade this market.
I also have technical analysis different stocks-Right Here.
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$CPC daily
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COMPQ
FOR 7/9 SPX resistance, pivot & support
Resistance R3 1384.23, R2 1375.66, R1 1365.17
Pivot Point 1356.60
Support S1 1346.11, S2 1337.54, S3 1327.05
FOR Weekly 7/9-7/13 SPX resistance , pivot & support
Resistance R3 1397.09, R2 1385.95, R1 1370.31
Pivot Point 1359.17
Support S1 1343.53, S2 13.32.39, S3 1316.75
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